This course provides intermediate-level training in the principles and practices of air conditioning and refrigeration systems. It builds on foundational knowledge and focuses on installation, maintenance, and troubleshooting of residential and light commercial systems.
Key Learning Outcomes:
By the end of the course, learners will be able to:
- Understand refrigeration cycles and thermodynamic principles.
- Identify and use common tools and equipment safely.
- Install and service air conditioning and refrigeration units according to industry standards.
- Diagnose and repair common faults in systems.
- Apply environmental and safety regulations, including refrigerant handling and disposal
- Teacher: Keidre-Ann Pessoa-Sinclair
- Teacher: Stacey Allen-Duhaney
- Teacher: Omar Lewis
The Objectives of this programme are as follows:
- Provide experiential learning activities that enhance trainee leadership
- Mold well-rounded, motivated, and engaged trainees through engagement, recognition, and joint campus initiatives.
- Improve trainees who want to polish their professional acumen and develop the desired skills employers seek.
- Build trainees’ capacity to make mindful and intentional choices that will positively foster competitive employment or entrepreneurial candidacy.
